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Will 'A New Era' Be The Last 'Downton Abbey' Film?

6/28/2022

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in Movies by Ani Bundel

Hugh Bonneville and Elizabeth McGovern star as Robert and Cora Grantham and Laura Carmichael as Lady Edith Hexham in DOWNTON ABBEY: A New Era (Photo: Credit: Ben Blackall / © 2021 Focus Features, LLC)

Actor Hugh Bonneville says he thinks Downton Abbey has reached a natural conclusion with its most recent feature film. Does that spell the end for the franchise?

The World's Best Franchise, 'Paddington,' Will Get A New Installment

6/25/2022

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Paddington is back to traveling in Paddington 3

Hollywood's beloved British bear, Paddington, will adventure off to Peru in a new sequel.

120: Downton Abbey: A New Era

5/24/2022

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The ladies dig into the latest Downton Abbey feature film sequel, subtitled A New Era, as the Crawleys head to France for an adventure that's not particularly consequential but is still loads of fun to watch.

'Downton Abbey: A New Era' Review: A New Level Of Fan Service

5/20/2022

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Elizabeth McGovern as Cora Crawley and Laura Carmichael as Edith Pelham

Downton Abbey: A New Era feels designed in a lab to bring audiences back to theaters. That's not a bad thing.

New Posters From 'Downton Abbey: A New Era' are Totally 1920s

4/20/2022

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Downton Abbey: A New Era releases official posters giving fans new glimpses of 1920s goodness.

Hugh Bonneville and Charlotte Spencer to Team Up in 'The Gold'

4/18/2022

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in Drama by Ani Bundel

The BBC/Paramount+ co-production The Gold, based on the famous Brink’s-Mat robbery, already has a stellar A-list cast.

Classics Revisited: 'Mansfield Park' (1999) Highlights the Frustrating Nature of the Original Novel

4/2/2022

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in Movies by Janet Mullany

Frances O'Connor as Fanny Price and Jonny Lee Miller as Edmund Bertram in Mansfield Park

The 1999 film adaptation of Mansfield Park doesn’t quite work, but then, for many of us, neither does the book. Why is this Jane Austen novel so problematic for us?